Deliver high-quality projects on-time and on-budget

Improve your bottom line with insights driven by real-time visibility on one platform.

STREAMLINE PROJECT DELIVERY

Real-time GPS, asset scheduling, and usage logs provide insights into your operations across your entire fleet of trucks and heavy equipment.

KEEP YOUR TEAM SAFE

Solidify your commitment to a safe workplace by ensuring your workers are safe on the road and the job site, with dash cams and safety coaching tools.

GET THE MOST FROM YOUR FLEET

Track and maintain your assets seamlessly to ensure maximum ROI from your fleet, from trucks to heavy equipment.

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VICTOR MIRAL

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Manage operations from one place

Quickly identify efficiency improvements by tracking all your machines (from trucks to heavy equipment) on one cloud-based dashboard.

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Improve fleet safety

Make sure your workers are as safe on the road as they are on a job site with a camera based coaching program that rewards (and exonerates) good drivers.

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Keep your fleet working

Utilisation and dormancy tracking keep your most valuable assets in use, and preventative maintenance scheduling makes sure you’re maximising fleet uptime. Make more informed choices when rightsizing with real-time utilisation data for your entire fleet.

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Best Practices for Managing Cold Chain Logistics

As the cold chain industry experiences rapid growth and regulatory changes, innovation is key to adapting and expanding with the times. Shifts in the way consumers approach food have led to significant changes in cold chain logistics. The rising popularity of farm-to-table cuisine is leading to an increased need to transport "never frozen" food products, which entails ever more complex logistics.

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3 Steps to Track Your Construction Equipment

The more visibility you have into your equipment inventory, the better you can run and scope projects. Follow these three steps to keep better track of your machines and improve your bottom line.

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